Find Romantic Hotels in Hawaii Island from S$400

"Beautiful property! Friendly, helpful staff. I can't wait to return. "

"Had vegan options! All restrooms were very clean including at beach and pool. Great bed. Very quiet and easy to sleep even if you are jet lagged on a different time zone. Breakfast served early enough to eat before excursions."

"The staff was friendly and helpful; the facility was in an excellent location, if you like entertainment (we do); the facility is showing her age I was glad to see some updating happening; but the biggest downer was having to pay for parking and then having to fight for parking spot every night. "

"Stylish hotel on a lovely beach which was great for snorkeling and swimming. There's not much within walking distance of the resort though, so a car is a must unless you are happy to stay/eat on site...which is fine if budget allows, but food, drinks and payable facilities were eye-wateringly pricey."

"The property is surrounded by a tranquil rainforest feel. Room is beautifully decorated and filled with special touches, including fresh baked banana bread and many goodies! 10 mins from volcano national park."

"Very nice surroundings with beautiful views. Whales jumping and snorkeling with the fish and turtles. Loved the walks along the coast and relaxing by the beach. Bathroom tiles very slippery and need updating. "

"Great resort walking distance from Queens and Kings Marketplace. Infinity pool was beautiful. Walk to sandy beach excellent for swimming. Bar and food was great! Would recommend, and we would stay here again . 5 stars. "

"This is the nicest hotel I’ve ever stayed in. Understated and tasteful elegance. Fantastic rooms with amazing balconies, world class beach, impeccable service, excellent grounds, fine dining at Manta, but also a beachfront casual bar/restaurant, and Copper Bar in between and our favorite. They have an Asian Art Collection worthy of a museum. This was out of our usual price range, a big splurge, and worth every penny. We are already trying to figure out how to swing it to go back next winter. "